I'm a novice in linux. I don't know the elementary command in Linux.
But I come to like the Porteus, unfortunately. TT

I need someone who can help me to write Korean in Porteus.

Of course, to write Korean I installed 'ibus-hangul' and 'scim' properly, but it doesn't work at all.
I couldn't put in the Korean language though the Input Methods above are installed well by modules(I can see them in the Menu).
Through the ibus and scim, I switched to the Korean text but the English is only available.

I need help from the experts.
For reference, there is no problem in reading Korean in the web cause i copied and pasted *.ttf into the TTF folder.

yale, heh, it's localization or input problem?
What is Desktop environment do you use (KDE5, XFCE, MATE, Cinnamon)?
You are have done localization via 'Porteus Settings Centre' in the 'Language setup' tab?

Blaze wrote:yale, heh, it's localization or input problem?
What is Desktop environment do you use (KDE5, XFCE, MATE, Cinnamon)?
You are have done localization via 'Porteus Settings Centre' in the 'Language setup' tab?

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I mean the input problem.
Also, the menu displays only English. But it doesn't matter. I want put in the Korean.

2.
And my environment is porteus 3.2.2 xfce 64bit.

3.
In my desktop, language tab is not available, but i guess there is no problem in locale.
I've experienced same problem in other linux system like Bodhi, Puppy, Crunchbang, but i soleved it after a few hour struggles.
But in Porteus it seems to be impossible though it is the most interesting Linux I've seen.
(Also i'm in trouble in Putting IN Korean in Tiny Linux)

4.
Here is my desktop screenshot.
You can see that my settings of Scim, keyboard.
I'm looking forward to good news from the Experts.

hi yale, in the porteus setting centre when you choose the korean language you can also set the keyboard for your language and the input for the korean language too.porteus have this.. when you set a language the last language is what you can use,maybe you can do a modules with the languages that you need and put into the optional folder,but if you can activate this when you need..

At last, i've succeeded to write Korean in Porteus.
Thanks to all your help, I've come to using the most interesting linux.
Althouh I don't know exatly what caused me to be able to write Korean in this system,
I wannt to leave the footprint for the beginners who might want to use Porteus in Korean language.

1. To read the Korean language.
1.1. Install the firefox through the USM (In my machine, the chromium is incomplete to write Korean)
1.2. Go to the webpage "hangeul.naver.com/share.nhn" and download the 'nanum fonts' and copy them to the 'usr/share/fonts/TTF'.
(Through the USM, it is impossible to download the fonts 'nanum'. So, I have to this process manually)
1.3. Now you can read the Korean webpage. Do not need to reboot.

2. To Write the Korean language.
2.1. Through 'system - porteus setting center', install the korean language and check the keyboard setting (104key compatible), check to download
non-latin (wqy-zinhei), and check the download 'scim input'.
2.2. With USM, download the all libraries on 'hangul'. It's about 'ibus-hangul', 'libhangul', 'scim-hangul'
and then copy the modules on 'hangul'
2.3 reboot.

3. Above written is all I did to read and write Korean in Porteus, I guess.